With Samsung opting out of the MWC event, LG is set to take center stage with its flagship LG G6, positioning itself as the star of the show. Capitalizing on the opportunity created by the delayed release of the Galaxy S8, LG has implemented an intriguing marketing strategy to grab the vacated market space. By strategically releasing information in fragments, such as promo videos, battery safety reports, and now leaked press renders, LG News is effectively generating hype and anticipation for its upcoming device. The timing couldn’t be better for LG as the press renders surfaced shortly after Samsung’s announcement that the Galaxy S8 would not be present at the MWC event.
LG News: LG G6 Press Renders Leak – Overview
The recently leaked press render reveals a striking design featuring sleek bezels. In line with the current trend, smartphone manufacturers are prioritizing design and working towards reducing bezels to maximize screen real estate. The LG G6 follows this design philosophy, showcasing a similar approach in its renders. Unlike their previous attempt with modular design, which was met with limited success, LG has now made the shift towards a slim and compact design that is sure to capture the attention of consumers craving a more visually impressive device.
LG is gearing up for a significant design shift with its upcoming flagship, the G6. Departing from its usual plastic design, the company is embracing the trend of metal and glass constructions that have captivated consumers. This decision not only brings a premium aesthetic to the device but also signifies a welcome change. However, it’s worth noting that this transition to a metal and glass design also means that the battery will no longer be removable, a trade-off for the sleek and sophisticated appearance.
The LG G6 will feature a unique 5.7-inch display with an unconventional 18:9 aspect ratio, resulting in a taller screen compared to other devices of the same size. LG has taken proactive measures to address heat management, incorporating copper pipes to distribute heat and assuring users that the battery will not overheat. The smartphone will also boast a dual camera setup at the rear, accompanied by a fingerprint scanner for enhanced security.
On February 26th, LG is set to reveal the LG G6 at the MWC. They have already sent out invites with the message ‘See More, Play More’ in hopes of recovering from the losses caused by the LG G5. Looking at the leaked press renders, it appears that LG is making progress towards achieving its goal.
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